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“The question is whether a presidential change can rapidly shift US strategy”
“This situation involves interference with a country’s internal affairs, as we explain to university students. We say that these things cannot occur when teaching international law courses, but ‘might is right in life’ serves as the foundation for practice. In fact, we might be imparting knowledge that is not applicable in the actual world… Based Read more
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“Putting my hand on my heart, I will say…”- Panteleimon Keith (Unknown writer)
Almost always, when people find out that you fought, they ask such common questions as, “Were you there?” and What was there?”How is it there? How many orcs did you kill? Were you scared?” Heh…. I will try to answer them as much as I encountered these questions. Was I “there”? Yes, there was. Was Read more
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“American aid to Ukraine will continue even if Trump becomes president”
On May 18, 2006, the 62nd anniversary of the 1944 Crimean Tatar Exile, it commenced its broadcasting operations in Akmescit*. It provides its audience with news from the Crimea, Ukraine, and the diaspora in Turkish, Russian, Ukrainian, and English**. What’s more, it offers its services to professional organisations, banks, universities, foreign missions, public institutions and Read more
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Postcard and Letter Campaign to Political Prisoners Held by Russia- Nurten Camcı Bay
On December 10, 2023, in observance of World Human Rights Day, the Emel Kırım Foundation initiated a postcard and letter campaign for political prisoners detained by Russia, following the suggestion of our Foundation President, Zafer Karatay. Through this campaign, we aspired our brothers and sisters who were detained in Crimea, which was invaded in February Read more
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“Russia is pro-active in all these plans, not the West”
“Unfortunately, the Russian invasion in 2014 prompted our magazine to shift its emphasis towards highlighting the detrimental aftermath of the Russian occupation and the efforts to oppose it” (QHA, 24.10.2020). With these remarks, journalist and translator Bülent Tanatar draws attention to the impact of the occupation on culture. However, he and his colleagues in Emel Read more
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The war in Ukraine, or why it is worth paying more attention to the problem of the survival of humanity-Dr. D. Anzhelika Dosenko
The war changed Ukrainians very much. Every day it becomes more and more difficult to stay here and wait for the victory or to leave Europe (especially a country like Slovakia or Hungary to wake up) and realize that the war is near and Russian missiles will not spare anyone: neither the old nor the Read more
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